On August 12, FuelCell rose 8.85% in regular trading, trading at approximately $20.95/share, with turnover of $54.46 million. The stock continues to benefit from growing industry recognition that solid oxide fuel cell (SOFC) technology is positioned to become a primary energy source for AI data centers.

A recent industry report highlighted that major gas turbine manufacturers, including Siemens Energy, GE Vernova, and others, are pivoting toward SOFC technology. Specifically, Siemens Energy's collaboration with FuelCell Energy to jointly develop fuel cell power generation systems targeting AI data centers and large industrial parks was cited as a key development. The partnership envisions Siemens designing and supplying electrical balance of plant systems to support 100MW+ commercial deployments. Analysts note SOFC offers shorter delivery cycles, lower redundancy configurations, and better compatibility with 800V DC power architectures compared to traditional gas turbines, making it increasingly suited for data center applications.

This momentum follows UBS upgrading FuelCell to Buy in mid-July with a $27 price target, citing the Fit Energy USA agreement for up to 380MW of clean power for data centers and the Siemens partnership as key growth catalysts. Within the Electrical Components and Equipment sector, Vertiv Holdings rose 5.53%, Generac gained 3.33%, and Eaton added 2.1%.

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